Notes on the fretboard
Connect note, string and fret. Explore octaves and practise recognising positions.
Explore →From sound to position. From position to music.
Hear the note.
Find it on the fretboard.
Play with purpose.
Connect what you hear with what you play. Explore the guitar fretboard, practise notes and intervals, and find tools for your study routine.
iOS and Android · No account needed · Bundled content works offline
Sound and position connected.A reference for each discovery.
Choose your next step.Guided practice or free exploration.
Start without an accountStudy without streamingHistory on your deviceNo automatic sound
Try a small discovery
This note has
a place on the fretboard.
Choose a reference, hear the sound and see its position in standard tuning. Get a first look at the connection you explore in the app.
- Choose E, A or C.
- Select Hear reference.
- Find the string and fret shown.
A concept demo with three real sounds used in FretUp. It is not an assessment and does not use your microphone.
Explore the fretboard →Sound ↔ positionTry it
C35th string · fret 3
Learning map · Strings 1 to 6 · Frets run left to right
Sound starts only when you choose to listen.
EGFxSet sounds · credits and CC BY 4.0 licenceSee inside the app
From the first reference
to your next practice.
Explore the screens and choose where to start.
Understand where to play. Compare what you heard.
Use explanations, diagrams and sound references to take an idea to your guitar. Digital study supports practice with your instrument.
See how to study →Hear a relationship, find an answer.
Compare notes with a reference, practise intervals and check feedback. In Listen → find, connect sound with a fretboard position.
Explore ear training →A starting point for today's session.
Browse content and activities in sequence. Tools remain available to revisit a question or explore on your own.
Explore the Learning Path →From chord name to shape, with a reference at hand.
Search by name or chord symbol and browse chord families. Return to the library when you need to check a shape.
Explore the library →Prepare your instrument for practice.
Start listening and play one string at a time. Tuning is analysed on your device with your permission to use the microphone.
See the tools →Return to your study with context.
Browse activities and results recorded on your device. Listening to a preview, practising and completing an assessment have different roles.
Understand local progress →
Real development screenshots in Portuguese. The app also supports English. Interface and features vary with your installed version.
Choose what your practice needs
A reference to hear.
A tool to play.
Ear training and intervals
Compare sounds with a reference and connect what you heard to a musical answer.
Listen with purpose →Chords and scales
Look up shapes, chord symbols and note relationships to support your discoveries on the instrument.
Browse →Tuning and rhythm
Prepare your guitar with the tuner and use the metronome as a pulse reference.
Prepare your practice →Riffs and studies
Practise ideas in a musical context with references from the catalogue in your version.
Explore the studies →Learning Path and routine
Choose activities, revisit content and view your history on your own device.
Continue →
A path that fits your moment
Starting, returning
or answering a question.
Use the Learning Path for a guided activity or go straight to the tool you need. A note, a chord or a clearer connection can give direction to your session.
- Explore the reference before answering.
- Try it and check the feedback.
- Revisit the content and take the idea to your guitar.
Focus on your instrument
Study offline.
Continue your way.
Bundled content and sounds do not depend on streaming. You do not need an account to start, and progress stays on your device.
Understand your data →Control and clarity.
- Microphone access requested for listening features.
- Local reminders when you enable them.
- No automatic sync between devices.
Links and update checks use internet. Do not uninstall or clear data to fix an error: you may erase your history.
Before you download
Answers for
a clear start.
Do I need a guitar connected to my phone?
Not to explore and answer digital exercises. The tuner uses your device's microphone with your permission. The app does not automatically assess any musical performance.
Does FretUp replace lessons?
The app supports study and practice. It does not replace individual guidance or promise mastery of the instrument within a fixed time.
What is available in my store?
Availability depends on the version and device. Check requirements, description and release notes in the official store. Screenshots on this website show product development.
The next step is yours
Listen. Find.
Take it to your guitar.
Download FretUp from your device's store and start with today's discovery.